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‘Like we’re children’: Show of force in Sydney’s south-west will put community offside We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement There’s a theoretical boundary that splits Sydney. It’s drawn diagonally between Sydney Airport, Parramatta and Sydney’s north-western suburbs. Geoff Roberts, the chief commissioner of the Greater Sydney Commission referred to it in 2016 when he told a group of property developers: “If you are north of that line you are largely a ‘have’. If you are south of that line, you are largely a ‘have-not’.” Research has backed this up. Whether you call it the Red Rooster line, the latte line or the quinoa curtain, overall access to jobs and white-collar work is concentrated in the north and east of the city (above this line), with blue-collar jobs being focussed below the latte line in the south and west of the city.

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